The poor emigrated to the Philippines.

It is because the polarization in the Philippines is very serious and the gap between the rich and the poor is too large. 80% of the country's wealth is in the hands of domestic 10% people. This has led to the situation that the overall economic level of the Philippines is still low. The remaining 90% people are almost extremely poor, and this situation has not improved in the Philippines.

First, the Philippines enjoys a superior geographical position, so it is reasonable to say that its economic level should not be low.

Although the Philippines is a small country at sea, it has a good geographical position. The Philippines, located in Southeast Asia, is a coastal country. According to logical thinking, the national economic level of the Philippines should not be so backward. After all, eating the sea by sea, there is such an ocean to do business. In any case, the economy should be in a positive state.

But in fact, the economic level of the Philippines is quite low. The Philippines is an independent country, and its overall economic level is similar to that of an ordinary province in our country. What is this concept? The Philippines really turns a blind eye to such a good geographical location.

Second, the gap between the rich and the poor in the Philippines is too large, which leads to the low economic level of the country.

The Philippines is a country with a superior geographical position. This country is still rich in resources, and its agricultural development is ok. However, the gap between the rich and the poor is too big, because the phenomenon of class solidification in the Philippines is very serious, which directly leads to the situation that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.

Considering that most of a country's wealth is in the hands of a few people, no matter how rich these few people are, they can't improve the economic level of the whole country. After all, most people still live in a poor economic situation. At present, this phenomenon has not been improved, so the Philippines has been at a very low economic level.

The gap between the rich and the poor in the Philippines is too big, and this situation is difficult to change at present. Although the conditions and foundations in the Philippines are good, the vast majority of Filipinos are not doing well.